Hallesche FC lost twice in a row for the first time this season. There was praise from the visiting coach, but no points in the end. HFC stuck in the game
The sting after the 1:2 at TSV Havelse before the international break was deep. “The team didn’t take the game on from the start and then didn’t manage to flip the switch, “ said sporting director Ralf Minge, criticising the team and demanding a reaction. This came against Borussia Dortmund II – but not in terms of the result.
Halle lost again 1:2, the second defeat in a row for the first time this season. Florian Schnorrenberg’s team, which actually had ambitions of knocking on the door before the Havelse game, is stuck: five points off third place, five points ahead of a relegation spot, five wins and five defeats, six draws and a goal difference of 0.
Reaction yes, goals no
“In terms of commitment and play, we showed a reaction to the defeat against Havelse,” said “MagentaSport “ Terrence Boyd, who scored his 6th goal of the season to equalise against BVB II. “At the end of the day, you just have to score the goals yourself. It’s a great shame that we didn’t reward ourselves for that work and effort. “
Dortmund coach Enrico Maaßen, who had previously lost four in a row with the promoted team, was pleased with the end of the negative streak – and “the luck of the game on our side “ Especially as the HFC strained the nerves of the BVB II coach when it came to standards. “You also have to say that Halle has a lot of power in standard situations. That is also madness.” Madness, but not enough for points
